Take a trip...
to the aquamarine waters of Melissani Lake. We should entitle this 'not to be missed'. Melissani Lake is simply stunning: the colours and eerie atmosphere is something you will never forget.
Selene
Ai Helis, Svoronata, Kefalonia
- 4
- 2
- 2
FROM
£ 598
PER WEEK
New for 2026 - walking distance to amenities and sought after Ai Helis beach.
Accommodation
At a glance
- Sleeps 4
- 1 Double Bedroom
- 1 Twin Bedroom
- 2 Bathrooms
- Air Conditioning
- WiFi
- Beach 1.2km
- Taverna 300m
- Mini-market 900m
- Ground Floor: Open plan studio style accommodation comprising: kitchen (oven, microwave, dishwasher); living/dining area (Smart TV, WiFi) with patio doors to terrace; double bedroom area (A/C) with en suite shower room.
- Lower Ground Floor: Twin bedroom (A/C) with en suite shower room.
- Outside: Sun terrace. In-built barbecue. Shaded dining terrace. Private parking.
- Private swimming pool (6m x 3.2m) with ladder access.
Just a short walk from the peaceful village of Svoronata (1.2km), Selene offers a fresh and unique take on a laid-back and relaxing Kefalonian holiday.
Selene is situated within Ai Helis, the same sought-after area as its sister property Raxi, where local tavernas, welcoming cafés, and family-run mini-markets are all within walking distance.
Fringed by olive groves, Ai Helis (1.2km) is one of southern Kefalonia’s most cherished coastal spots. Awarded the prestigious Blue Flag, this sandy beach offers a peaceful setting and shallow turquoise waters and can be reached within a 20 minute walk, or few minutes’ drive. The beach features fine golden sand and a gently shelving seabed, making it ideal and enjoyable for families with children, as well as keen swimmers.
Selene offers polished concrete and bold earthy tones throughout offering a modern finish. Set across two floors with an open plan layout, the ground floor comprises kitchen, living/ dining area with a step up to the open bedroom area with en suite. On the lower ground floor is a second en suite bedroom.
Doors lead outside to a shaded exterior dining area with steps down to the swimming pool, garden and built-in seating area, the ideal place to sit and relax with a morning coffee following a refreshing swim.
The award-winning Sarris Winery (2.2km) can be found within a 30 minute stroll for anyone wishing to experience the local Robola wines first hand.
- Property Licence No. 0458Κ91000497261
Pricing & Availability
Additional Pricing Information
All Prices are per property, not per person.
- Please note: The Greek Government charge a Climate Tax which is payable by guests staying in hotels and other properties. For Selene the charge is a flat rate of €15 (£13.04) per night. For your convenience we will add this amount to your booking, rather than you having to pay it in resort.
Location of Selene
Locality
Great Things to Do Near Selene
Argostoli back streets - explore a little
For retail therapy, the pedestrian Lithostrato offers a wonderful selection of shops offering everything from local produce to stylish leather shoes. Plenty of local cafes for refreshment and the Orthodox church of St. Spiridon and Catholic church always have their doors open.
Island hop to Zakynthos
Another island, not so far away from Kefalonia, but it could be at the other end of the world, such is the contrast between these beautiful islands. Take the daily ferry over from the port of Pessada for the 90 minute crossing to Skinari, in the north of Zakynthos, and from there you could take another boat trip to the amazing ship-wreck beach, or go for a sightseeing tour before catching the evening ferry back.
Wine lovers - rejoice!
Kefalonia has many excellent wineries, all of which are delighted to offer wine tastings. But please respect the laws, and don’t drink and drive. Why not go twice, and swap drivers? Or try the nearby Gentilini winery, the taxi drivers know the way ( and back!)
Lefkada
Lefkada means white and the islands' name of Lefkas reflects the towering white cliffs and beaches on the Western shores of this green and unspoilt island. Sailing from Fiscardo to Vassiliki, plenty of windsurfers consider this bay serious windsurfing territory. Apart from watching the colourful sails as they strut their stuff, exploring the rest of the island is a delight. Sivota, Nidri, Geni and Lefkas Town offer a wonderful variety of beaches, villages and towns to explore
Pie in the sky
The Greeks love their pies, and the Kefalonians have taken it one step further in producing this nourishing dish. Everyone has their own secret recipe, so we are unable to tell you exactly whats in it, but it is flaky filo pastry stuffed with minced pork meat & rice along with the secret recipe of spices and sauce. It is delicious -and will have you walking on air...
Rescue turtle fund
The Kefalonia locals are extremely proud of the fact that the 'caretta caretta' turtles continue to use these unspoilt beaches in the south of the island to nest their eggs. As one would hope and expect, these beaches are protected and supervised to ensure that the eggs are not disturbed by the invasion of sun umbrellas and beach barbecues that can often be found on such stunningly beautiful beaches. Mounda Beach itself is the nearest beach to the villa, unspoilt, beautiful and fascinating.
Antisamos
A great beach used as a backdrop for much of the Captain Corelli movie. A sweeping white pebbly bay, great for snorkelling. Chilled out beach bars on hand to offer bar service to your sun lounger!
King of the castle!
St Georges Castle is the historic capital of Kefalonia. A great place to wander and explore. There are many alleyways, along with a wonderful old church and monastery with ancient icons on display. Afterwards, why not stop for a coffee or lunch there.
Olives, ouzo and octopus - try them all?!
Treat yourself to a typical Meze – a series of tiny dishes that accompany the aniseed based liquor, you can try an Ouzerie, that is similar to a Spanish Tapas bar – a great way to spend a lazy afternoon.
Dragati caves
Although they have deservedly become a serious attraction on the Island, it’s never so busy that you have to spend much time waiting to see them. We recommend that you try to arrive there either early(ish) morning or late afternoon, so as to be sure to avoid any bus party that may be visiting the caves as part of their Island tour. The Stalagmites and Stalactites are well worth the effort of driving here.
Saddle up and explore
There is an excellent established riding school located in the village of Zervata, 4km south of Sami. A truly wonderful experience, their experienced team offer everything from 1-5 hours trips, to camping overnight with barbecue and campfire. For horse riding enthusiasts, this has to be high up on your list of things to do
The hills are alive...
Yes, you can drive all the way to the top of Mount Aenos- save your energy for taking photographs and taking in the panoramic views. You may even spot the elusive and extremely endangered wild ponies.
Nearby
Towns/Villages
| Lassi | 15 mins | |
| Argostoli | 20 mins | |
| Svoronata | 20 mins | |
| Sami | 50 mins |
Beaches
| Avithos | 10 mins | |
| Ai Helis | 15 mins | |
| Spartia Beach | 20 mins | |
| Lourdas Beach | 25 mins |
Airports
| Kefalonia | 10 mins |
